The free spirit, a study of liberal humanism in the novels of George Eliot, Henry James, E.M. Forster, Virginia Woolf [and] Angus WilsonBrian Cox (poet) · First published 1963Open the Tome
The Free Spirit. A Study Of Liberal Humanism In The Novels Of George Eliot, Henry James, E.M.Forster, Virginia Woolf And Angus Wilson.C.B.Cox Virginia Woolf · First published 1963Open the Tome
A true narrative of the radical rising in Strathaven, in vindication of the parties concerned, as also of the martyred James Wilson, in answer to M'Kenzie's Exposure of the "spy system," and the Rev. Mr. Proudfoot, in the "Statistics of Scotland"John Stevenson · First published 1835Open the Tome
Réflexions sur l'étude des langues asiatiques, adressées à Sir James Mackintosh, suivies d'une lettre à M. Horace Hayman WilsonAugust Wilhelm Schlegel · First published 1832Open the Tome
A defence of public or social worship; in a letter, addressed to Gilbert Wakefield, B.A. by James Wilson, M.AJames M. A. Wilson · First published 1792Open the Tome
In the House of Lords. On Appeal from the Court of Appeal. Between the River Wear Commissioners and William Adamson, Thomas Adamson, Thomas Parker, Wiliam Tone, John Haswell, William Gilholme, J.M. Smith, Jonathan Taylorson, Thomas Wilson, James Westoll, Robert Tone, John Fothergill, Christopher Pickering, Ann Adamson, Mary A. Farrow, J.W. Just and J.W. BroderickW. Adamson, England) River Wear Commissioners (SunderlandOpen the Tome
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